Aberdeen Proving Ground Unit Honored For Ebola Work In W. Africa
A year ago, the Ebola virus reached epidemic proportions in West Africa.
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A year ago, the Ebola virus reached epidemic proportions in West Africa.
The Maryland Health Benefit Exchange has extended its deadline for residents to enroll for health insurance because of the record-breaking snowstorm.
A grand jury investigating the alleged sale of fetal tissue by Planned Parenthood indicts the accusers instead.
Does your child suffer from allergies? Dr. Maya Shetreat-Klein, author of "The Dirt Cure," shares how an elimination diet may be the secret to a healthier and happier life!
Baltimore's health commissioner has extended the city's Code Blue advisory until 10 a.m. Monday due to below-freezing temperatures.
Maryland's attorney general has issued an opinion that found that the governor has the authority to ration life-saving ventilators if a flu epidemic hit Maryland.
Lost in the arguing over whether women should begin mammograms at age 40 or 50, or somewhere in between, is the issue they'll all eventually face: when to stop.
Anthrax mishap. A Maryland worker is one of a dozen people being tied to an accidental shipment that sent live anthrax to labs around the world.
The Frederick County Council is considering allowing medical marijuana production on land zoned for agriculture.
Calling sugar a threat to human health, a bill going before Baltimore's City Council would post warning signs to that effect.
In one of the areas of the city with the most need, a gift will help people to keep their eyesight.
Cancer is becoming the No. 1 killer in more and more states as deaths from heart disease have declined, new health statistics show.
Celebrate your child's scribbles. A novel experiment shows that even before learning their ABCs, youngsters start to recognize that a written word symbolizes language in a way a drawing doesn't -- a developmental step on the path to reading.
The Maryland Board of Physicians has ordered an Emmitsburg doctor to surrender her medical license.
Many pediatricians and family doctors are not strongly recommending the cancer-preventing HPV vaccine to preteens and their parents, contributing to low vaccination rates, a survey of nearly 600 doctors suggests.
